Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Corrections
Chapter DOC 310 - Complaint Procedures
Section DOC 310.06 - Scope of complaint review system

Current through August 26, 2024

(1) An inmate may use the ICRS to raise issues regarding policies, rules, living conditions, or employee actions that personally affect the inmate or institution environment.

(2) An inmate may raise issues, including civil rights claims, through the ICRS regarding classification, disciplinary actions, administrative confinement, or request for qualified leave, and decisions regarding requests to authorize new religious practice or religious property only after exhausting any of the following, as appropriate:

(a) The classification administrative review process under ch. DOC 302.

(b) The disciplinary appeal process under ch. DOC 303.

(c) The administrative confinement review process under ch. DOC 308.

(d) A request for qualified leave process under ch. DOC 326.

(e) A review process designated by the department for the request of new religious practice or property.

(3) An inmate may not use the ICRS to challenge any of the following:

(a) A complaint or submission returned under the provisions of s. DOC 310.09(3) or 310.12(4) (a) to (e).

(b) A parole commission decision.

(c) A classification decision.

(d) Records or actions not originated by the division.

(e) The declination or denial of a public record request.

(f) The content of health care records.

(g) Actions of the legislature.

(h) Court decisions or orders.

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